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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 46 (1852) (1852)

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,50 per and Man, and the noted town of Berwick-up- sweets: how curious must be the laboratory as good food for the health of milch cows, and on-Tweed. The mode of obtaining and pro- number. in which they have been distilled, how sub- the production of a superior quantity of good For the next… … short time before that. Nothing was known much cold water to dissolve it. The sugar of with the importance of these discoveries, and about it at all then, in‘comparison with what milk is easily converted into lactic acid; it is ina letter to Liebig he particularly directs is known now. Its…

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